Macbeth 4.1 Interview: Macbeth

Macbeth seeks the witches for knowledge about his future. They provide cryptic prophecies, warning him about Macduff and suggesting he is invincible. Despite this, Macbeth decides to eliminate Macduff as a precaution. He also learns that Banquo's descendants will rule, which disturbs him. Ultimately, Macbeth resolves to act swiftly on his intentions, leading to a decision to attack Macduff's family.

What does the third apparition signify for Macbeth?

How does the text illustrate the theme of fate versus free will?

What is Macbeth's attitude towards the witches by the end of the text?

What does Macbeth intend to do with Macduff's family?